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What is GI Nurses CONNECT?
A group of international experts
Discussing the latest scientific and clinical insights
Sharing best practice from international centres of excellence
Sharing new data from congresses and meetings
Responding to topics that matter most
A dynamic and evolving suite of educational resources
Supporting oncology nurses around the world
To provide the best possible care to their patients
GI Nurses CONNECT gathers an international group of nurses with decades of experience in the field of GI and HCC Oncology. Together they collaborate in scientific activities and develop educational programmes to support oncology nurses around the world to provide the best possible care to their patients.
The objectives of the GI Nurses CONNECT group are to:
- Share the best practices in the management of patients with CRC or HCC
- Connect with other expert nurses to develop collaborations and networks
- Discuss the latest clinically relevant insights in the management of CRC and HCC
- Develop educational programs to translate the scientific insights into implications for clinical practice
Independent Educational Grant
The programme has been developed and designed by COR2ED. The experts are solely responsible for the content and conduct of the programme. Influence by the supporter is therefore not possible, as this conflicts with the necessary independent nature of the programme. The Independent Educational Grant format emphasises the independent nature of the programme.


Relationships between explicit and default denials in the Amazon SQS Access Policy Language - Amazon Simple Queue Service
Relationships between explicit and default denials in the Amazon SQS Access Policy Language
If an Amazon SQS policy doesn't directly apply to a request, the request results in a Default-deny. For example, if a user requests permission to use Amazon SQS but the only policy that applies to the user can use DynamoDB, the requests results in a default-deny.
If a condition in a statement isn't met, the request results in a default-deny. If all conditions in a statement are met, the request results in either an Allow or an Explicit-deny based on the value of the Effect element of the policy. Policies don't specify what to do if a condition isn't met, so the default result in this case is a default-deny. For example, you want to prevent requests that come from Antarctica. You write Policy A1 that allows a request only if it doesn't come from Antarctica. The following diagram illustrates the Amazon SQS policy.
 Architectural Overview
If a user sends a request from the U.S., the condition is met (the request isn't from Antarctica), and the request results in an allow. However, if a user sends a request from Antarctica, the condition isn't met and the request defaults to a default-deny. You can change the result to an explicit-deny by writing Policy A2 that explicitly denies a request if it comes from Antarctica. The following diagram illustrates the policy.
 Architectural Overview
If a user sends a request from Antarctica, the condition is met and the request results in an explicit-deny.
The distinction between a default-deny and an explicit-deny is important because an allow can overwrite the former but not the latter. For example, Policy B allows requests if they arrive on June 1, 2010. The following diagram compares combining this policy with Policy A1 and Policy A2.
 Overriding
In Scenario 1, Policy A1 results in a default-deny and Policy B results in an allow because the policy allows requests that come in on June 1, 2010. The allow from Policy B overrides the default-deny from Policy A1, and the request is allowed.
In Scenario 2, Policy B2 results in an explicit-deny and Policy B results in an allow. The explicit-deny from Policy A2 overrides the allow from Policy B, and the request is denied.


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Practice Relating to Rule 115. Disposal of the Dead
Section B. Respect for the religious beliefs of the dead
South Africa's LOAC Teaching Manual (2008) states:
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- the dead are honourably interred, if possible according to the rites of the religion to which they belonged[.]
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For an automated selection of tasks to process, operators can use the Get Next Work logic. Get Next Work automatically prompts users with an assignment that currently has the highest urgency in work queues and work groups that the operator can access.
- In the header of Dev Studio, click.
- On the Operators tab, select an operator that you want
Tip: To find your operator faster, in the Search Text field, enter the operator name, and then click Search.
- On the Work tab, in the Organizational
unit section, define the affiliation of the operator within the
organization by clicking Update, and then provide a
relevant organization, division, and unit.
For example: For an organization, enter the name of your company, for example, UPlusTelco, and then provide a division and unit, such as BankingOperations for a division and Mortgages for a unit.
- In the Team field, enter a work group to which the user
belongs.A work group defines routing of tasks and a reporting manager of the user.
For example: If you create Team A to review mortgage requests and Team B to investigate issues with mortgage operations, the two teams can use separate areas of your application so that the work is logically separated.
- Optional: To assign a user to multiple work groups, click Add a work group, in the text box enter a work group, and then select the radio button next to the work group that you want to set as the default.
- Optional: To enhance the reporting options of your application, in the Reports to field, enter the reporting manager for the user.
- Optional: To enable routing of tasks based on a skillset, in the
Skill field, enter the ability of the user, and then
in the Rating field, enter the level of the
ability.You can apply a rating from 1 to 10, where 10 implies the highest level of the skill.
For example: To indicate that a user is a fluent speaker of French, in the Skill field, enter French, and then in the Rating field, enter 10.
- Optional: To allow the user to process assignments from a work queue that corresponds
with the user's work group, in the Work queue section,
click Add item, and then provide a work queue and an
urgency threshold.During Get Next Work processing, your application ignores assignments with urgency lower than the urgency threshold. For more information about Get Next Work, see Customizing the Get Next Work logic.
- Optional: To assign the user to multiple work queues, click Add item, and then repeat step 8.
- Optional: To trigger the Get Next Work algorithm to retrieve assignments from the work
queues of the user first, select the Get from work queues
first check box.Otherwise, Get Next Work picks up the top assignment on the user worklist, and accesses work queues only if this user's worklist is empty.
For example: If a user is a member of the Team A to review mortgage requests, the Next Get Work algorithm suggests assignments that the application routes to the Team A work queue first and then moves to the assignments from the user's individual worklist.
- Optional: To trigger the Get Next Work algorithm to retrieve assignments from all work queues that correspond with the team that you provided in step 4, select the Use all work queue assignments in user's team check box.
- Optional: To trigger the Next Assignment item to consolidate assignments from all of the
work queues of the user, sort by assignment urgency, and return the most urgent
assignment in any work queue, select the Merge work
queues check box.If you select the Use all work queue assignments in user's team check box in step 11, the system selects the Merge work queues check box by default and you cannot clear this check box.
- Click Save.

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A localization method based on an enhanced particle filter incorporating tournament selection and Nelder-Mead simplex search (NM-EPF) for autonomous mobile robots navigating in a soccer robot game field is proposed in this paper. To analyze the environment, an omnidirectional vision device is mounted on top of the robot. Through detecting the white boundary lines relative to the robot in the game field, weighting for each particle representing the robot's pose can be iteratively updated via the proposed NM-EPF algorithm. Thanks to the hybridization effect of the NM-EPF, particles converge to the actual position of the robot in a responsive way while tackling uncertainties. Simulation and experiment results have confirmed that the proposed NM-EPF has better localization performance in the soccer robot game field in comparison to the conventional particle filter.
|頁（從 - 到）||3725-3737|
|期刊||International Journal of Innovative Computing, Information and Control|
|出版狀態||已發佈 - 2011 7月|
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Author(s): Salinas F, Nevado JJ, Mansilla AE
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Abstract A new spectrophotometric method for resolving binary mixtures is proposed. The method is based on use of the first derivative of the ratios of spectra. The absorption spectrum of the mixture is obtained and the amplitudes at appropriate wavelengths are divided by the corresponding amplitudes in the absorption spectrum of a standard solution of one of the components, and the first derivative of the ratio spectrum is obtained. The concentration of the other component is then determined from a calibration graph. The method has been applied for resolving binary mixtures of salicylic and salicyluric acids. Calibration graphs for 2.6-52 ppm salicylic acid and for 2.1-42 ppm salicyluric acid were established by measuring the analytical signals at the maximum at 241.5 nm (for salicylic acid) and from the peak at 258 nm to the trough at 247 nm (for salicyluric acid) in the first derivative ratio spectra.
This article was published in Talanta
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Aqua Max Sport Fish 500, 3/16 Inch(4.8mm) Extruded Floating Fish Food For Trout, Bluegill, Hybrid Striped Bass, Feed Trained Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch, Sunfish, Crappie, Red Drum, and Many Other Species, 18 Ounces
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AquaMax products are formulated to be high energy, nutrient dense diets. These highly-digestible diets enable fish to more efficiently utilize nutrients which in turn reduces the biological load in the water column. The extruded pellets reduce the amount of fine feed dust material which helps maintain water quality by minimizing feed waste. Excessive feed fines in water can lodge in fish gills in some species and attract bacteria and fungus. By reducing these feed fines, AquaMax fish diets provide an added health benefit to fish.Ingredients used in manufacturing Purina fish diets are the highest quality in order to maintain consistent nutrition from bag to bag. "Rule of thumb" The lowest priced feed usually does not produce the lowest feed cost per unit gain- Purina feed may cost more per pound than other brands, however because it is higher in nutrients, you actually have to feed less to your fish – which makes Purina fish feeds a tremendous value
Extruded Floating Pellets, 3/16″ (4.8mm). Precision Extrusion Reduces Fines For Less Waste Which Results In A Better Feed Conversion Ratio(FCR) And Water Quality.
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BOULDER, Colo. — Researchers and students from the University of Colorado Denver and University of Colorado Boulder are competing in a subterranean challenge by building underwater drones.
It's all thanks to a $4.15 million grant the group received allowing them to design and create drones that will be able to search far off places such as tunnels, mines and caves.
The goal is for the drones to be able to locate disaster survivors, chemical leaks and more.
While most are familiar with drones that fly, drones that submerge underwater are far different.
According to instructors at CU Denver, underwater drones have to deal with faulty communication systems, tight spaces and poor vision.
"As humans we use vision to do 99 percent of our navigation. So if you take the visual component away we have to rely on all these different multi-module sensing schemes," said explained Sean Humbert, professor of mechanical engineering.
The competition is part of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's Subterranean Challenge. The challenge will span three years.AlertMe


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Modelling and Analysis of the Performance for Bluetooth Low Energy
For the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) connection events, a 2-dimensional Markov chain-based model is proposed in this letter, to compute and analyze the duration, duty cycle, power consumption and the maximum throughputs. A general application of peer-to-peer bidirectional data transmission is described in this model, by taking the influence of data transmission states of both the central and peripheral devices on connection event state into account. The impacts of connection parameters, closing rules of connection events and channel quality on the performance are also analyzed. Experimental results show that the proposed model can accurately calculate the terms of average connection event duration, average energy consumption and the maximum throughputs of both the central and peripheral devices.
This work was supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundations of CHINA (Grant No. 61771392, No. 61771390, No. 61871322)
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What Is The Best Estimate For The Mass Of A Bicycle
Average bicycle weight ranges from 20-30lbs
The best estimate for the mass of a bicycle can vary depending on various factors. However, on average, a typical bicycle can weigh anywhere between 20 to 30 pounds (9 to 14 kilograms). This estimation takes into consideration the standard components of a bike such as the frame, wheels, handlebars, pedals, and seat. However, it is essential to note that this estimate can fluctuate based on the type of bike being considered.
Bike Mass Varies by Type
Different types of bicycles can have varying mass estimates. For instance, road bikes tend to be lighter compared to mountain bikes due to their slim frame design and fewer components. Road bikes usually weigh between 15 to 20 pounds (7 to 9 kilograms) due to their emphasis on speed and efficiency. On the other hand, mountain bikes are built to handle rugged terrains and often have frames made from sturdier materials, resulting in greater mass estimates ranging from 25 to 30 pounds (11 to 14 kilograms).
Customization and frame material affect bicycle mass
Another factor influencing the best estimate for the mass of a bicycle is the level of customization. Many cyclists personalize their bikes by adding accessories like racks, lights, fenders, or even panniers. These modifications can contribute to an increase in weight, albeit insignificantly in most cases. Additionally, the type of material used for the frame, such as carbon fiber or aluminum, can also affect the overall mass of the bicycle.
Technology and Materials Impact Bicycle Weight
Lastly, it is crucial to take into account the advances in technology and materials used in bicycle manufacturing. Recent developments have allowed for lighter and stronger components, making bicycles overall lighter in weight. However, these technological advancements often come at a higher cost. Ultimately, to get the most accurate estimate for the mass of a bicycle, it is advisable to refer to the manufacturer's specifications or consult with a knowledgeable professional.
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Nutritional Assessment & Screening Camp Organized at MTH
Department Of Design & Interiors
Clubs & Societies
Department of Clinical Dietetics of Madinah Teaching Hospital organized free Nutritional Assessment and Screening Camp. The event, which was also aimed at highlighting the importance of a healthy lifestyle and healthy dietary pattern, was inaugurated by Dr Bashir Ahmed Medical Superintendent along with Professor of Medicine Dr Mirza Akmal Shareef who have vast clinical knowledge in Nutritional Field.
Dietitian conducting a free nutritional assessment of people
Students from School of Nutritional Sciences participated in event assessed under the supervision of Clinical Dietitian Ms Noor Fatima. More than 150 patients were Screened in the Camp. The camp included measurements of body composition, body mass index, visceral fat level, blood pressure and muscle strength. Based on assessment of nutritional status, a dietary counselling session was conducted and appropriate dietary recommendations were put to each faculty member at the end. The dietary counselling was carried out by well-trained nutritionists and dietitians of the department.


What Is The Meaning Of Recklessly In English?
What is the meaning of recklessly?
1 : marked by lack of proper caution : careless of consequences.
2 : irresponsible reckless charges..
How do you use reckless in a sentence?
1, She was charged with reckless driving. 2, She was a good rider, but reckless. 3, He showed a reckless disregard for his own safety. 4, He had always been reckless with money.
What's another word for reckless?
Some common synonyms of reckless are adventurous, daredevil, daring, foolhardy, rash, and venturesome. While all these words mean "exposing oneself to danger more than required by good sense," reckless implies heedlessness of probable consequences.
What does good recklessly mean?
The fact that the need could have been fake simply did not outweigh the good that would come if the need was indeed real. Thus, "Do Good Recklessly" was born. The purpose of the phrase "Do Good Recklessly" is to put the kindness and compassion of the world back into perspective.
What is reckless Behaviour?
Reckless behavior. Definition. Reckless behavior is the conscious disregard of a substantial and unjustifiable risk. … They know others are not engaging in the behavior (i.e., it is not the norm). The behavior represents a conscious choice to disregard what they know to be a substantial and unjustifiable risk.
What does recklessness mean?
adjective. utterly unconcerned about the consequences of some action; without caution; careless (usually followed by of): to be reckless of danger.
Is reckless a negative word?
The word reckless comes from the Old English word receleas, meaning "careless, thoughtless, heedless." If you have a reckless attitude, you aren't concerned about what happens to yourself or others who are affected by your actions. In this usage, reckless is the opposite of considerate.
What does bawl mean?
1 : to cry out loudly and unrestrainedly a sergeant bawling at his troops. 2 : to cry loudly : wail He lay on his bed, bawling uncontrollably. transitive verb. : to cry out at the top of one's voice "Get out of the car!" she bawled. bawl.
How much is too much meaning?
When to Use Too Much Too much is a phrase that means excessive or excessively.
Whats the opposite of lazy?
What is the opposite of lazy?hard-workingdiligentindustriousconscientiousassiduoushardworkingambitiouscommitteddedicateddevoted30 more rows


GRAY full form
Bitmap graphics (raw gray bytes)
Meaning : Bitmap graphics (raw gray bytes)
Category : computers
Sub Category :graphics
Type : acronym
What does GRAY mean or stand for?
Bachelor of Music is a three year bachelors program offered by a university that teaches the advanced level of music theory,vocals or practicals.After doing this course there are many careers that can be chosen either as a performer,entertainment or even a music studio/company/record label.
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How to Change Background Color in Google Docs: A Comprehensive Guide
I. Introduction
If you've ever tried to change the background color in a Google Doc, you might have been left scratching your head. While changing the font, spacing, and other formatting tools are easy to access, adjusting the background color can be less intuitive. But fear not! This article will provide a comprehensive guide to changing background color in Google Docs, with step-by-step instructions, customization tips, and best practices for readability and accessibility.
II. Step-by-Step Guide to Changing Background Color in Google Docs
To change the background color in a Google Doc, follow these steps:
1. Open the Google Doc you want to customize.
2. Click on "File" at the top left of the screen.
3. Select "Page Setup" from the dropdown menu.
4. In the "Page setup" window, click on the "Page color" dropdown menu.
5. Choose a color from the suggested options or click on "Custom" to select a custom color.
6. Click "OK" to save your changes.
III. Customizing Your Google Docs: How to Change Background Color
Customizing the background color of your Google Docs is an easy and effective way to make them more personal and visually appealing. Here's how to select custom colors using the color picker:
1. Click on the "Custom" option in the "Page color" dropdown menu.
2. Use the color picker to select the color you want.
3. Click "OK" to save your selection.
If you know the hexadecimal code for the color you want, you can also enter it directly into the "Custom" field.
To select the right color for your document, consider the purpose and tone of your content. For example, a muted pastel might be better suited for a professional report, while a bold neon might work well for a creative presentation.
IV. Enhancing Your Documents: Easy Tips for Changing Background Color in Google Docs
In addition to changing the overall background color of your Google Docs, you can also use color selection to create visually appealing documents that highlight key information and improve accessibility. Here are some tips to get you started:
– Pair complementary colors for a cohesive look.
– Use color to emphasize headings, quotes, or other key information.
– Consider accessibility when selecting colors, such as using high-contrast or dark mode for low vision readers.
– Experiment with different fonts and font sizes to find what works best with your chosen background color.
To see the impact of these tips, compare before-and-after versions of your document to see how color selection can make a big difference.
V. Changing the Look of Your Google Docs: A Beginner's Guide to Background Color Customization
Changing background colors can be an effective way to create unity, visual interest, and improved readability in your documents. Here are some examples of how you can use background color customization for different types of documents:
– For memos or letters, try using a subtle pattern or texture in the background.
– For presentations, use bold and vibrant colors to catch the audience's attention.
– For reports or whitepapers, use muted or pastel colors to create a professional and polished look.
By customizing the background of headings, bullet points, or tables, you can also make your document easier to digest for readers.
VI. Google Docs Pro Tip: How to Change Background Color and Improve Readability
Accessibility is an important consideration when selecting background colors for your Google Docs. For low-vision readers or those with color vision deficiency, high-contrast or dark mode backgrounds can make a big difference in readability. To select high-contrast colors, use tools like Contrast Checker to ensure that text is easy to read against the background.
Improving readability can lead to better engagement and higher retention rates, so it's important to take the time to consider accessibility when customizing your documents.
VII. From Plain to Personalized: How to Change Background Color in Google Docs and Make Your Documents Stand Out
By changing the background color in your Google Docs, you can take your documents from plain to personalized and make them stand out from the crowd. With the step-by-step guide, customization tips, and best practices outlined in this article, you can create professional, polished documents that engage and inspire your audience.
As you experiment with different colors and fonts, remember to avoid overuse or clashing colors. Select colors that are appropriate for your content and create a cohesive look throughout the document.
VIII. Conclusion
In summary, changing background color in Google Docs is an easy and effective way to customize your documents and create visually appealing content. By following the step-by-step guide, considering tips for customization, optimizing readability, and experimenting with different colors and fonts, you can take your documents from basic to beautiful. Give it a try and see how you can create standout documents that engage and inspire your audience.
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text: This paper proposes a new control method in the phase-shifted full-bridge converter for the server power supply, which is variable delay time of lagging-leg switches under the light load conditions. By widening the delay time, the switching occurs at the lower drain-source voltage and then switching loss can be reduced under the light load conditions. The voltage stress of synchronous rectifier switches is also reduced. Without additional power devices and side effects at heavy load condition, the higher efficiency under the light load conditions can be obtained. The analysis and experimental results are presented in this paper to confirm the validity of this study.


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From A Wiki of Ice and Fire
A food taster is a person tasked with ingesting food or drinks that have been prepared for someone else, to confirm they are safe to eat or drink and devoid of poisons.
Known food tasters
- Ummet, for King Aegon II Targaryen
- Gaemon Palehair, for King Aegon III Targaryen
- King Aerys II Targaryen's food taster, who was forced to suckle at the teats of Prince Viserys's wet nurse before he could be fed.
- Ser Boros Blount, for King Tommen I Baratheon
I begged Lord Arryn to use a taster, in this very room I begged him, but he would not hear of it. Only one who was less than a man would even think of such a thing, he told me.—Varys, to Eddard Stark
- ↑ Fire & Blood, The Dying of the Dragons—The Short, Sad Reign of Aegon II.
- ↑ The World of Ice & Fire, The Targaryen Kings: Aegon II.
- ↑ The World of Ice & Fire, The Targaryen Kings: Aerys II.
- ↑ A Storm of Swords, Chapter 67, Jaime VIII.
- ↑ A Game of Thrones, Chapter 30, Eddard VII.


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What is the XPS Viewer?
An XPS document is any file that is saved in the XML Paper Specification, or.xps, file format. You can create XPS documents (.xps files) by using any program that you can print from in Windows; however, you can only view XPS documents by using an XPS Viewer, such as the one included in this version of Windows.
When you click an XPS document, it opens automatically in the XPS Viewer. There are several options for viewing and managing XPS documents in the XPS Viewer, including:
Saving a copy of an XPS document to your computer
Searching the document for a word or phrase
Zooming in or out to make text and pictures easier to read
Digitally signing the XPS document
Determining who can access the document and for how long by applying document permissions
For more information about the XPS document format, see XPS documents: frequently asked questions. For more information about the XPS Viewer, see Using the XPS Viewer.

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Old School
*Since 2021*
Welcome to Old School CAFÉ
Literally: Old \' ōld, 'ōl\ 1. dating from the remote past, advanced in years or age AND School \'skül \ 1. an institution for the teaching of children.
The building at 196 N Main St was built around 1870 as an early primary school, School #1, for the Naples village children. It has served many purposes since that time, including library, office, retail, residence…Our intent was to restore the Old School vibe, celebrating its earliest history with original photos and classroom artifacts, both reproduced and authentic!
Merriam-Webster: Old School \'ol(d)-,skül\ 1. adhering to traditional policies or practices 2. evocative or characteristic of an earlier or original style, manner, or form
Urban Dictionary: Old-school 1. anything that refers to a previous generation; back in the day. 2. the way things used to be done; classic
Best Will Ferrel movie EVER! Just kidding…Old School today is a pop-culture phrase meaning something done in ways of the past, and thus given credibility, or highly regarded or respected. We make old school espresso, homespun baked goods, classic cocktails and cooked to order food that focuses on superior ingredients and traditional methods. What's an immersion circulator? Who cares – we don't use one!
café or ca•fe [ ka-fey, kuhor French ka-fey ]
noun, plural ca•fés [ka-feyz, kuhor, especially for 2, French ka-fey]
a small, unpretentious restaurant, often with exterior seating on a patio or extending onto the sidewalk.
Good food is the foundation of genuine happiness.
- Auguste Escoffier
Why Old School?
In the modern culinary world, the dining experience has evolved in many ways. Our goal is to return to a meal that is reminiscent, familiar and accessible. Food everyone understands, in an atmosphere where everyone feels welcome…
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Emotionless in a Sentence 🔊
Definition of Emotionless
without feeling or emotions
Examples of Emotionless in a sentence
It is important to display an emotionless mask when playing poker, so you don't show anything that might give away what you have in your hand. 🔊
It is my personal belief that insects are completely emotionless, not feeling anything like joy or sorrow, and only acting on instinct. 🔊
The emotionless face of my opponent is impossible to read, not betraying any sign of any kind of feeling at all. 🔊
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How to find the name of the current formfield
Article contributed by Astrid Zeelenberg
If you need to know which formfield the user tabbed out of in a macro you're using as on-exit macro you need to take into account that you can't always simply use the command Selection.Formfields(1).Name. This line won't work with a textformfield although it works with checkboxes and dropdowns.
If you need code to find out which formfield was tabbed out of, that works with every type of formfield, use:
If Selection.FormFields.Count = 1 Then
 'No textbox but a checkor listbox
 MsgBox Selection.FormFields(1).Name
ElseIf Selection.FormFields.Count = 0 And Selection.Bookmarks.Count > 0 Then
 MsgBox Selection.Bookmarks(Selection.Bookmarks.Count).Name
End If


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Keywords: welder, weld
As a Noun
1. A person whose job is welding metal. English = welder.
2. A join where two pieces of metal have been welded together. English = weld.
As a Verb or Adjective
1. To join two pieces of metal together by heating their edges and fixing them together so that they cool and harden into one piece. English = weld.


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Meaning of RD
What Does RD Mean? (Using RD Online)RD means "Real Deal".
Summary of Key Points
Definition for RDRD means "Real Deal". This is the most common definition for RD on Snapchat, WhatsApp, Facebook, and Twitter. Here is some more information about RD:
Adults and Teenagers
A Text with RD
Using RD on a Cell Phone (SMS Texts, Whatsapp, and Yubl)


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(Jargon Rating= 0) - a snowboardto snowboardto be snowboarding- A noun, adjective and verb. A plank of wood that can be tied to your foot and riden down a hill, preferably on snow. An alternative to its friend the ski.
a big ski (to a manufacturer anyway), but you only need one and ski boots just cost more
a one person snow rider in which a person stands on
a single board akin to a surfboard that is used to slide down a snow covered slope without the need for skis or ski poles but with greater agility and control
A snowboard is a board ridden in snowboarding to descend a snow-covered slope. It is similar to a surfboard or skateboard, except that the rider's feet are attached to the board with bindings. Snowboards generally have a length between 140-165cm, a width of around 25 cm, and are constructed with a laminated wood core with a steel edge.


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ChristianAnswers.Net WebBible Encyclopedia
Meaning: highland; The name Elam is an Assyrian word meaning "high."
the son of Shem (Gen. 10:22), and the name of the country inhabited by his descendants (14:1, 9; Isa. 11:11; 21:2, etc.) lying to the east of Babylonia, and extending to the shore of the Mediterranean, a distance in a direct line of about 1,000 miles
"The inhabitants of Elam, or 'the Highlands,' to the east of Babylon, were called Elamites. They were divided into several branches, speaking different dialects of the same agglutinative language. The race to which they belonged was brachycephalic, or short-headed, like the pre-Semitic Sumerians of Babylonia.
"The earliest Elamite kingdom seems to have been that of Anzan, the exact site of which is uncertain; but in the time of Abraham, Shushan or Susa appears to have already become the capital of the country. Babylonia was frequently invaded by the Elamite kings, who at times asserted their supremacy over it (as in the case of Chedorlaomer, the Kudur-Lagamar, or 'servant of the goddess Lagamar,' of the cuneiform texts).
"The later Assyrian monarchs made several campaigns against Elam, and finally Assur-bani-pal (about B.C. 650) succeeded in conquering the country, which was ravaged with fire and sword. On the fall of the Assyrian Empire, Elam passed into the hands of the Persians" (A.H. Sayce).
This country was called by the Greeks Cissia or Susiana.


Red Yeast Information | Evidenced-Based Supplement Guide on MedicineNet.com - How does Red Yeast work?
Red Yeast
How does Red Yeast work?
Red yeast supplements are manufactured by culturing Monascus purpureus yeast on rice at carefully controlled temperature and growing conditions to increase the concentrations of chemicals that lower blood cholesterol and triglycerides. These chemicals are similar to the prescription drugs known as "statins," including lovastatin (Mevacor) and others.
Are there safety concerns?
Red yeast rice might be safe when taken by mouth for up to 3 months. There isn't enough information to know if taking it for longer periods is safe. It can cause stomach discomfort, heartburn, intestinal gas, and dizziness.
Red yeast rice often contains chemicals similar to the prescription drugs called "statins." Therefore, red yeast can cause side effects similar to statin drugs such as liver damage and severe muscle pain and muscle damage. Red yeast rice should not be used without the supervision of a health care provider.
Do not take red yeast if:
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Stay up-to-date in real time on everything Comeet by receiving notifications directly on Slack. These notifications will be delivered to you by Slackbot.
To set this up you would need to get your Slack forwarding address and use it to create the desired filter in your Gmail or Outlook:
Retrieve your Slack forwarding address:
1. In Slack, click your workspace name in the top left to open the menu.
2. Choose Preferences, then Messages & Media.
3. Scroll down to click Get a Forwarding Address. Click Copy to copy it to your clipboard.
1. Open Gmail using the account at which you receive Comeet notifications.
2. In the top right, click Settings → Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab.
3. In the "Forwarding" section, click Add a forwarding address.
4. Paste the Slack-generated address as a new forwarding address. Then click Next → Proceed → OK.
5. A verification message will appear in Slackbot. Copy the verification code in the message in Slack and paste it into the dedicated field in Gmail.
6. At the bottom of the page, click Save Changes.
7. In the Gmail search box at the top, click the Down arrow and enter your search criteria for the messages you'd like to forward:
- For all Comeet emails: From: _USER_.comeet-notifications.com
- Only notifications (tasks and updates): From: _EMAIL_
- Only tasks about referred candidates: From: _EMAIL_ and includes the words [REFERRAL].
- You can check that your search works properly by clicking search and verifying that the right emails are shown.
8. At the bottom of the search window, click Create filter with this search.
9. Choose forward it to the Slack email address and click Create filter.
1. At the top of the page in Outlook Web App, select Settings > Options, and then select one of the following:
- Organize email > Inbox rules > New
- OR Mail > Automatic processing > Inbox rules > New > Create a new rule for arriving message
2. Under When the message arrives, select:
- All Comeet emails: From: _USER_.comeet-notifications.com.
- Only notifications (Task and updates): From: _EMAIL_
- Only task involving high priority candidates: From: _EMAIL_ and includes the works [referral].
3. Select one of the following, depending on the settings you see:
- Forward, redirect, or send > Forward the message to
- OR More options > Forward, redirect, or send > Forward the message to
4. Paste the Slack-generated address as a new forwarding address and click OK to save your selections, and OK or Save to create the rule.
Have more questions? Contact us at _EMAIL_


poppycock meaning in hindi
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 1. senseless talk
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 1. ऊटपटांग = nonsense
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Using Energy2D to simulate Trombe wallsFebruary 26th, 2013 by Charles Xie
A Trombe wall is a sun-facing wall separated from the outdoors by glass and an air space. It consists a solar absorber (such as a dark surface) and two vents for air in the house to circulate through the space and carry the solar heat to warm the house up. In a way, a Trombe wall is like a machine that uses air as a convey belt of thermal energy harvested from the sun. Trombe walls are very simple and easy to make and are sometimes used in passive solar green buildings.
Hiding sophisticated power of computational fluid dynamics behind a simple graphical user interface, our Energy2D software can easily simulate how a Trombe wall works. The two images in this blog post show screenshots of a Trombe wall simulation and its closeup version. You can play the simulation on this page and download the models there. If you open the models using Energy2D, you should be able to see how easy it is to tweak the models and create realistic heat flow simulations.
Solar chimneys operate based on similar principles. Energy2D should be able to simulate solar chimneys as well. Perhaps this would be a good challenge to you. (I will post a solar chimney simulation later if I figure out how to do it.)


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Can Financial worries impact the well-being of employees in the workplace?
This is exactly what CIPD's latest research on Financial well-being, in partnership with Close Brothers explores.
CIPD have been taking a strong lead on financial well-being, determining the business case for employers to take greater responsibility in supporting employees on their overall financial well-being as part of their wider wellness strategy. This subsequently has a positive impact on the workplace in particular productivity and performance.
b2b partnership supported CIPD in developing the partnership with Close Brothers. Close Brothers are strong advocates for financial well-being, championing well-being at work being fundamental to unlocking employee engagement, retention, recruitment and productivity. Given the strong alignment and focus between both organisations' objectives, b2b facilitated a partnership on the CIPD/Close Brothers Financial Well-being programme.
- Through this partnership CIPD and Close Brothers are looking to support employers role and influence within organisations by educating their employees, understanding that financial well-being presents different challenges to all employers across all pay scales.
- Employee Financial Well-being: Why it's important report
- Employee View Report
- Behavioural Insights report
- Practical Guidance Report


Meaning of drift lead
drift' lead"
Pronunciation: (led), [key]
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 1. a lead indicating, by the angle its line makes with the perpendicular, the movement of a supposedly stationary ship or the movement of water past a stationary ship.


docs » Seal.plugins.urlformats
A plugin to quickly open URLs containing a search/query term This plugin is invoked with the uf keyword and requires some configuration, see :providersTable()
The way this works is by defining a set of providers, each of which contains a URL with a %s somewhere insert it. When the user types uf in Seal, followed by some more characters, those characters will be inserted into the string at the point where the %s is.
By way of an example, you could define a provider with a url like _URL_ and just need to type uf 123456 in Seal to get a quick shortcut to open the full URL.
API Overview
API Documentation
Methods
providersTable
Signature Seal.plugins.urlformats:providersTable(aTable)
Type Method
Description
Gets or sets the current providers table
Parameters
 - aTable - An optional table of providers, which must contain the following keys:
 - name - A string naming the provider, which will be shown in the Seal results
 - url - A string containing the URL to insert the user's query into. This should contain one and only one %s
Returns
 - Either a table of current providers, if no parameter was passed, or nothing if a parmameter was passed.
Notes
 - An example table might look like:
{
 rhbz = { name = "Red Hat Bugzilla", url = "_URL_ },
 lp = { name = "Launchpad Bug", url = "_URL_ },
}
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May 25, 2017
Galápagos Island Coffee: Why Altitude Isn't Everything
Welcome to the Galápagos Islands. 13 major islands, 6 smaller islands, and numerous islets that are full of unique biodiversity, some of which you canút find anywhere else in the world. It's such a unique island and it should defintely be on your bucket list. Flight details are very easy to find so it should be easy to plan your trip!
And while coffee may not be a plant exclusive to the Galápogos Islands, something about it here is unusual. It's widely accepted that coffee grown at higher altitudes is better quality â€" especially when it's close to the equator, like this archipelago is. Yet specialty-grade coffee is grown at surprisingly low altitudes here, from 200 to 300 m.a.s.l.
So I spoke to Wilson Gonzalez of Productora de Café Galápagos to find out more about coffee in the Galápagos Islands â€" and why altitude isn't always an indicator of quality.
Lee este artÃculo en EspaÃ±ol: Café de la Isla Galápagos: Por Qué la Altitud No lo es Todo
Coffee trees growing under shade on the Galápagos Islands. Credit: Expigo
What Does Altitude Have to Do With Coffee Quality?
Although coffee grows in hot climates, coffee grown at cooler temperatures will often be better quality. This is because the beans will ripen more slowly, developing more sugars and complexity as they do so.
Generally speaking, the higher the altitude, the cooler the temperature. However, this will vary depending on the country's latitude. The farther it is from the equator, the cooler the temperature usually becomes.
For this reason, a coffee grown at a lower altitude in Hawaii could have more sweetness than a higher altitude Venezuelan (or it could not â€" there are many factors that affect sweetness, including plant species/variety, production and processing methods, and roasting/brewing).
High-altitude coffee is also known as hard beans, or dense coffee, and it will affect how the beans need to be roasted. While roasters, baristas, and consumers all see high altitude as a sign of good coffee, it can result in decreased yields for producers.
SEE ASLO: Why Does Altitude Matter? Part II â€" A VIDEO Guide
So, given that the Galapágos Islands sit on the equator, why do they break the rules?
Galapagos Islands. Credit: with modifications by Michiel1972 via Wikimedia Commons, Public Domain
Coffee Production on The Galápagos Islands
First of all, a quick overview of coffee production on these islands: Wilson tells me that, around 135 years ago, the first coffee seeds were brought here from French colonies in the Caribbean (stopping in Panama along the way). These were Bourbon seeds, and Bourbon remains the main variety grown on these islands today.
Other varieties were introduced 40â€"50 years ago by emigrants from the Loja Province of Ecuador: Caturra, Typica, CatuaÃ, Sachimorâ€¦ You'll mostly find these these on Santa Cruz Island.
Wilson Gonzalez checks coffee trees. Credit: Expigo
Harvesting & Processing
The main producing islands are San CristÃ³bal and Santa Cruz; more than 90% of the archipelago's population lives on these islands. As of such, they account for 80% of the archipelago's coffee.
William tells me that most of the coffee is also hand-picked, and the vast majority is washed processed, with dry processing accounting for the rest.
What's more, the Galápagos Islands are one of those few regions with two coffee harvests a year: February to March and November to December. This is thanks to the Humboldt current.
Expigo's coffee mill on the Galápagos Islands. Credit: Expigo
Sea Currents & Altitude
The Galápagos Islands sit on the equator, meaning there's intense sunshine from 6am to 6pm, with little variation throughout the year. Add to that low altitude, and you'd expect poor-quality coffee.
Yet although the islands receive intense sun, they don't receive intense heat. In fact, William describes the climate as similar to what you'd expect at 1,200â€"1,300 m.a.s.l. Even in the hottest months, the temperature rarely reaches above 30/31Â°C. And in July to September, the dry season, it can drop below 20Â°C.
William explains that this because of the Humboldt Current. A low-salinity ocean current, it flows north along the west coast of South America from the Southern Cone up to northern Peru and out to the Galapágos Islands. It brings with it cool marine breezes that bring down land temperature.
This is part of the reason why low-altitude coffee from the Galápagos Islands can taste and roast like high-altitude coffee from other parts of the Americas.
Coffee trees growing on the Galápagos Islands. Credit: Expigo
What Does Coffee From The Galápagos Islands Taste Like?
William tells me that coffee from the Galápagos Islands is typically sweet, with a caramel flavor, medium body, high aroma, and nice acidity.
Part of the reason for this delicious profile is the unique microclimate, with the cool sea breezes and ocean current. It can also be attributed to the varieties; for example, Bourbon tends to be sweet. Then there's the careful processing and production methods.
Soil quality is another key aspect: the Galápagos Islands were created from the frequent eruption of volcanoes over time. The layering of these â€" at the time, underwater â€" volcanoes built up until they emerged from the ocean. Volcanic soil is rich in nutrients, such as nitrogen, which is particularly important for growing and harvesting coffee.
If you were to look at the low altitude of the Galápagos Islands, and their position on the equator, it would be easy to write them off as a bad region for coffee production. Yet many factors influence coffee quality: altitude, yes, but also ocean/air currents, geographic location, local microclimates, soil, processing, and more.
Whether it's from Brazil or Ecuador, it's important to always look at range of information available about a coffee. Or, even better, judge for yourself based on how it tastes in the cup.
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DKIM "i=" vs "d=" and Reputation
This really should be part seven of a twelve part series or some such as it deals with an aspect of DKIM that's really important, but is way down in the details of implementation. (dkim.org is a reasonable place to start for a general overview of DKIM).
There's an apparently endless thread on the DKIM-SSP spec development mailing list at the moment about the differences between two fields in a DKIM signature that could be used to tie a senders reputation to. Several ESP delivery folks asked me to explain what everyone was talking about, and this post is a first cut at that.
"i=" vs "d="
There are two possible fields in a DKIM signature that could be used to identify the sender of a message, and so to tie a sender history and reputation record to. They are the so-called "i=" and "d=" field, from the syntax used to include them in the signature.
d= is the domain of the entity signing the message. It's the unique identifier for that signer.
As DKIM is domain based, it tells you only that the message was authorized by a given domain, it doesn't tell you who within that domain sent it. One obvious way of passing that information is to use subdomains (billing.example.com vs aardvark.example.com). Another would be to use something like a MySender header – say MySender: _EMAIL_ and have the DKIM signature authenticate that header. That way when you look at the email you see that it is signed by or on behalf of example.com, and that the sender (who is either example.com or somebody they have authorized to send mail on their behalf) is asserting that the author of the message is actually "_EMAIL_" rather than just somebody related to example.com.
The email address in that signed MySender header needn't be the same as any other header, so it may be different to the From, the Reply-To and everything else. It may not be visible to the final recipient at all.
The i= field is almost the same as that MySender header. It's an additional bit of data that the signer of the message (the domain in the d= tag) is asserting to be the identity of the sender of that message. There are a few trivial differences, but that's the gist of it.
Those trivial differences are…
- The domain part of the email address in the i= tag must be the same as or a subdomain of the domain in the d= tag.
- The DKIM public key record associated with a particular domain and selector may (and in practice, probably will if the sender uses i= at all) assert that the domain part of the email address in the i= field must exactly match the domain in the d= field. The value of this is unclear, but it might allow a DKIM verifier to avoid a fair bit of DNS work in some cases.
- The DKIM public key record associated with a particular domain and selector may (but in practice likely never will) assert that you should not consider the signature valid unless the local part of the i= field matches the (wildcarded) string in the g= field of the public key record. In practice I expect this to never be used.
So, summarized, if the d= field is d=example.com and the mail was sent by _EMAIL_ you'd expect the i= field to be one of two things "_EMAIL_" or "_EMAIL_".
"_USER_.com" just means that the person who sent the message is at example.com – in other words it says nothing that's not already said by the "d=example.com" field. In fact, if i= is omitted altogether, this is what you assume it's value is.
"_EMAIL_" means that example.com (or someone they've shared one of their private keys with) is asserting that the sender of the message is "_EMAIL_".
What are they for?
The intended use of i= is the corporate or ISP environment where you may want to DKIM sign mail from users, or allow users (or entire divisions or offices) to DKIM sign mail, but also provide some basic level of enforcement that marketing can't sign mails claiming to be from sales and vice-versa in a corporate environment.
In a consumer ISP environment, it would be possible for earthlink.net to create a DKIM private/public key pair and give the private key to _EMAIL_, to allow him to sign his own email with the d=earthlink.net domain, but require him to put "_EMAIL_" in each message, and have DKIM verifiers refuse to verify the message if he omits the i= field, or puts _EMAIL_ there instead.
I don't expect anyone to use i= much at all, and there's no obvious, sensible use case for it in the context of ESPs or other bulk senders at all. That doesn't mean that ESPs may not use it (to stash a unique customer identifier in, say) but there's no clear use case for recipients to pay much attention to it in reputation terms, so not much drives the ESP to make serious use of it.
If the message is signed by the ESP (d=esp.com) then the ESPs reputation is the one that'll be used to judge the message. If the message is signed by (or, more likely, on behalf of) the customer (d=bricknmortar.com) then the reputation of the customer is the one that'll be used. Even if, in the former case, the message is signed with "_EMAIL_ d=esp.com" I'd be amazed if any mechanical reputation system treated that particularly differently to just "d=esp.com". That all may change as DKIM gets more widely deployed and people get more comfortable with the semantics, but I think it can safely be ignored for the next year or two.
I expect most smarter ESP customers to push for using their own domain for signing, probably by delegating a subdomain to the ESP, rather than signing with the ESPs domain. This gives them the advantage of their own reputation, mostly unaffected by the reputations of other customers of the ESP and which can be transferred from one ESP to another.
I'm not sure which approach the ESPs will push their customers to use, as there are conflicting business pressures. A reputation tied to the customer rather than the ESP reduces the impact of customers reputations on each other – similar to the advantages of one IP to a customer, but more so. But it also makes it easier for a customer to take their business elsewhere without sacrificing the reputation they've built.


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Monster Control Structures
Surveyors ventured back into Wales this month to survey some monster control structures that regulate water entering the River Vyrnwy. Critical levels and dimensions were captured on structures to improve the integrity of the river models in the area.
Other teams mobilised throughout Cumbria to survey rivers in six different villages. The surveys will be used to create river models through the populated areas and itentify properties at risk. The model will then be used to design schemes that could alleviate the threat of flooding.


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Exporting FE Mesh in DXF
Tips & Tricks
In RFEM, you can use the export function to export the generated FE mesh in DXF as a result. For this, open the export dialog box in the program and select 'ASCII Format - Results'. In addition to a result, for example isolines, you can select the FE Mesh in the 'Results - Isolines (.dxf)' tab. After the export, the mesh in DXF is available in the DL‑FE‑MESH layer.
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Using Checklists
Task management slowing you down?
Checklists for your Tasks
When creating a task in Accelo, you may want to cleanly lay out all of the key to-do items to ensure the task is completed properly.
Using the Checklist feature, these key to-dos can be easily listed, marked and tracked to ensure your tasks stay on track. When a checklist item is marked as completed, Accelo will record which user completed it.
Using this guide, you can:
Adding a Checklist when Creating Tasks
 1. On the task creation dialog box, scroll down to the Checklist option. To add an item, click Add Item.
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 2. To add a checklist item, type the item name in the Enter an item name field. Hit Enter when complete.
 3. When the checklist has been created, click OK to finish creating the task.
Adding Checklists to Pre-Existing Tasks
 1. Navigate to a task in Accelo. Click on the task to open the Task Details dialog box.
 2. On the right side of the dialog box, you will find the Checklists section.
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 3. To add items to the checklist, type the item name in the Enter an item name field.
 4. To save the checklist, click the Save checklist button.
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 5. To remove a checklist item, click the X on the right side of the item name.
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text: To examine whether high moral reasoning competence of adolescents is associated with low levels of bullying, and to understand whether moral disengagement mediates or moderates this relationship, 925 German children ranging from 11 to 17 years of age (M = 14.18, SD = 1.21) completed questionnaires on moral reasoning competence and moral disengagement in surveys at three different schools. The children were classified according to their bullying role, based on a peer‐nomination procedure. Multinomial logistic regression analyses showed that moral reasoning competence negatively predicted whether a student took an aggressive role. Moral disengagement partially mediated this relationship. Corresponding effects for defenders and outsiders were not found. These results extend previous findings about the effect of moral reasoning on bullying in primary school. The implications for the prevention of bullying are discussed.


What Is 750ml?
750ml is a value of liquid measurements that is mostly used in the packaging of wines and liquor. This system is mostly used in the United States and it is also referred to as a fifth. It is preferred for its estimation to the once-common one-fifth-gallon bottle.
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750 milliliters equals 0.75 liters.
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750 mL can be expressed in a variety of way. 750 mL is equivalent to 25 ounces. 25 ounces is equivalent to 4-1/8 cups. This is a little bit more than 2 pints.
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750 ml is equal to 2.53605 fl.oz.
750 mL is as big as a standard wine bottle. It is equivalent to 0.026485 cubic ft or 45.7678 cubic in!
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Life in Caldwell in 1837-41, The Cleveland Years – Quiz
Life in Caldwell in 1837-41, The Cleveland Years
 1. How many people lived in Caldwell in 1840?
 2. 2000 b. 1436 c. 988 d. 250 e. 486
 1. Who else lived in Caldwell?
 2. Dutch Americans b. native Americans c. black Americans d. German Americans e. Irish Americans f. Asian Americans g. Hispanic Americans f Hawaiian Americans
 1. Who else lived in Caldwell?
 2. rabbits b. bears c. raccoons d. deer e. mountain lions f. foxes g. rats h. groundhogs i. squirrels j. moles k. bats, l. muskrats, m. minks n. opossums o. porcupines
 1. Where were stray domesticated animals kept until their owners picked them up?
 1. Each mature sheep today gives us about 30 lbs. Of wool. How many lbs did they give Caldwell farmers the 1830-40's?
 1. Why did Caldwell farmers and drovers like oxen so much?
 1. Grover's home in the old manse lacked which features?
 2. running water b. central heating c. electricity d. bathroom and toilet e. stove f. refrigerator g. washing machine h. screens i.telephone j. vacuum cleaner k. kerosene lamp.
 1. Which local social services did Caldwell have in 1840?
 2. police force b. fire department c. militia d. bank e. poor house f. hospital g. library h. board of health i. mayor and council j. sewer plant l. public school system
 1. What is a tannery?
 2. beach club b. leather factory c. paint store d. tea salon e. bakery
 1. What diseases did Caldwell residents have vaccinations for?
 2. small pox b. measles c. Whooping cough d. diphtheria e. tuberculosis g. cholera g. typhoid
 3. fever h. influenza i. tetnus j. polio k. malaria l. German measles
Life in Caldwell in the 1830-40s The Answers!
 1. 250 people, Caldwell included then all the surrounding towns as well.
 1. Hawaiian Americans are not recorded and the last names in the census suggest they were not present.
 1. Mountain lion; the last one was killed on Roseland Avenue in 1832. Almost all the predatory animals were hunted out and killed by the farmers to protect their live stock.
 1. Stray domestic animals were kept on the Green, now the corner of Roseland and Bloomfield Avenue. Until the 1870s domestic animals were fenced out of farms and gardens and not fenced in to pastures and farms and ranches. Most animals came home to be milked and fed.
 1. About 9 lbs for a mature ram; modern animal husbandry began in the 18th century without understanding genetics, just careful examination and selection of characteristics. Sheep doubled in weight on average from 1740-1840s. Also, crop rotation with winter crops, allowing animals to graze and fertilize the fields but not let them lie fallow every third year, meant that there was food for the animals all winter long (and for people), so all the animals did not have to be slaughtered each fall and could grow bigger and heavier (and wooly).
 1. Oxen, unlike horses, have cloven feet. Cloven feet meant they could walk on rocky ground without splitting their hooves and had good traction. Have you ever tried to dig a hole in Caldwell? Oxen can also walk at a steady pace for longer distances pulling their loads. Oxen do not, however, back up and need a wide space to turn around.
 1. Grover's mom and servant had none of those aides. Stoves to burn wood for cooking were invented by Benj. Thompson in 1833; improved and produced in 1834 by Philo Stewart (the Oberlin Stove) but were expensive and not readily available until a decade later. Kerosene lamps became available after kerosene was discovered in the 1850s.
 1. None of those services except the militia. Caldwell was incorporated in 1892; before the services if they existed were provided by the county or the larger Caldwell.
 1. Tanneries were "factories" where animal skims were treated to produce leather. The Caldwells had many trees to provide the bark, animals their hides, and seasonal labor. Tanneries tan hides by soaking the flesh off with acids made from tree bark. They stank. Tanneries were not permitted in cities whenever possible, the beginning of public health laws.
 1. Only one, smallpox. That vaccination was achieved by giving a person a mild case of cow pox. Jenner, the early advocate for small pox vaccination, was born in 1749 and died in 1796. There was no knowledge of germs just what appeared to be a better protection from the disease among workers with cows. Any large gathering of people, without social distancing, makes spreading disease easier. For example, Washington almost lost the continental army to smallpox; he made the army be vaccinated while in Morristown. During the Civil War Lincoln caught smallpox; the Confederate army was plagued with malaria and the Union army with measles. They were all deadly diseases at that time. Smallpox is the only one now very rarely experienced.
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text: In this paper, we introduce a generative model for image enhancement specifically for improving diver detection in the underwater domain. In particular, we present a model that integrates generative adversarial network (GAN)-based image enhancement with the diver detection task. Our proposed approach restructures the GAN objective function to include information from a pre-trained diver detector with the goal to generate images which would enhance the accuracy of the detector in adverse visual conditions. By incorporating the detector output into both the generator and discriminator networks, our model is able to focus on enhancing images beyond aesthetic qualities and specifically to improve robotic detection of scuba divers. We train our network on a large dataset of scuba divers, using a state-of-the-art diver detector, and demonstrate its utility on images collected from oceanic explorations of human-robot teams. Experimental evaluations demonstrate that our approach significantly improves diver detection performance over raw, unenhanced images, and even outperforms detection performance on the output of state-of-the-art underwater image enhancement algorithms. Finally, we demonstrate the inference performance of our network on embedded devices to highlight the feasibility of operating on board mobile robotic platforms.


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Loading a Brush (abr file) using Photoshop CS or Creative Cloud:
1.) open your brush pallete
2.) in the upper right hand corner you will see either a triangle or a symbol that looks like a flower (depends on what version you are using).
3.) click on this icon and a menu will appear. Click "load brush."
4.) choose that brush you would like from your computer. The brush will be in ABR format
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What to do if there is no history data from the Tapo temperature and humidity sensor
Q&A of functional explanation or specification parameters
Updated 06-29-2024 03:52:22 AM 14898
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As an owner of the Tapo temperature and humidity sensor T310 or T315, not only can you observe real-time temperature and humidity within the app, but you can also review the historical data to understand the daily, monthly, and yearly changes.
How to export history data from Tapo temperature & humidity sensor
If you notice there is no history data recorded in the Tapo App, or the data stops uploading, the following tips may help to resolve the concerns.
Note: Tapo hub should remain connected to the internet to upload and store Tapo T310/T315's history data. Data from any power outage period will be lost.
 1. Attempt to manually alter the temperature or humidity in the sensor's surroundings to observe real-time changes in the app. For example, cover the sensor's top vent hole with your hand, or blow air towards the vent.
If no changes occur, there might be a connectivity issue between the sensor and the hub. Refer to the suggestions here to improve sensor's connection: How to improve the connection stability of my Hub and its sub-devices
How to check the signal strength of the sensor?
Go to Device Settings in the Tapo App -> Device Info -> Tap the signal icon to check the Signal Strength value (RSSI rate).
 - Strong: more than -50 dBm
 - Good to Average: among -70 dBm to-50 dBm
 - Poor: less than -70 dBm
Note: the signal is too weak when it is less than -70dBm, and it is likely to cause a disconnection problem.
 1. Restart the router, wait for 30 minutes then check if the data in the Tapo App has resumed normal recording.
 2. Check if the router has any firewall or ad-blocker settings that might block access to TP-Link servers, preventing the hub from uploading data to the cloud. Disable or remove these settings then monitor future data records.
 3. Change router DNS to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.
 4. Restart the Tapo hub.
(Note: unuploaded history data will be deleted after rebooting the tapo hub.)
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All peel apart instant products stop developing when you peel them apart. They have an acid layer and a timing layer to reduce alkalinity.
All integral instant products have a timing layer that kicks in roughly 2 - 5 minutes after the pod bursts and this brings the pH down which shuts off development.
All instant products, just like all normal photo products are temperature sensitive and the results vary with temperature.
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Definition of knotty in English:
adjective (knottier, knottiest)
1Full of knots: the room was paneled in knotty pine
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- These range from the pale silvery hue of maple to the warm gold, knotty style of pine, and from the classic mid-brown of oak to the rich darkness of walnut.
1.1(Of a problem or matter) extremely difficult or intricate.
- Mr Dexter said: 'Insurance is increasingly becoming a knotty problem.'
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The application of non-destructive methods to assess the stability of the national nature monument of the Pravčická Brána Rock Arch, Czech Republic
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The study contains the results of non-destructive research of the Pravčicka Brana Rock Arch which focuses on the structure and natural dynamics of this rock formation and its current level of stability. The main results include a description of the block fabric of the rock body and the nature of the contact zone between the arch beam and the southern pillar, discovery of relatively fresh secondary fissures and identification of zones with weakened strength within the sandstone massif. Also the local hydrodynamic regime was determined by a combination of geophysical methods. Long-term monitoring has demonstrated slow and irreversible body movements and reversible quasicyclical movements associated with changes in temperature on a scale of days up to years. The collected information was used to develop a structural deformation model of the arch body, including a description of the nature of the disintegration. The work was designed to fully respect the protective conditions of the site, to facilitate future follow-up activities and to monitor any possible negative changes in the rock massif.


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Avoiding Figure Skating Joint Stress with Measuring Device
Figure skating is a beautiful but dangerous sport; repetitive jumping and landing on ice can cause a lot of joint stress. Researchers are working on "smart" blades to measure the force that is exerted on the ice. The data could then be used to prevent injuries.
Injuries Abound When Figure Skating
If you've ever seen a figure skater leap into the air and then come down hard on the ice, you can imagine the stress that's inflicted on the skater's joints over time. In fact, according to a recent article on Phys.org, when an ice skater lands after a jump, he or she might "exert a force magnitude up to six times their body weight." Imagine doing that over and over.
To get a better idea, check out the video below (from Wikipedia.com) to see some common figure skating jumps: toe jumps (loop, flip, Lutz) and edge jumps (loop, Salchow, axel).
"Video demonstrating the different figure skating jumps." by Oharaek. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons.
Stress injuries are, naturally, associated with overuse rather than trauma. Excessive jumping on ice tends to result in stress fractures and reactions, tendonitis, hip muscle strains, knee injuries, and more. The good news about injuries related to overuse is that they can be avoided in the first place.
Arming Figure Skaters with Data to Avoid Stress Injuries
To help ice skaters prevent stress injuries, researchers are working on a device that measures the exerted force when landing on the ice after a jump. The current version measures both horizontal and vertical loads, and the next step is to improve the accuracy of the system. By arming the skaters with data on how hard they are landing, the device could be used to decide when and how to adjust the routine or end the training session accordingly — before figure skating joint stress becomes an issue.
Close-up of a figure skate.
Ice Skate Blade Fitted with Measuring Device
So how does it work? The battery-driven device is built directly onto the blade of the figure skate. The stanchions that connect the blade to the boot have strain gauges attached to them. When the ice skater jumps and lands, the stanchions — and thereby, also the strain gauges — deform due to the exerted force.
Upon deforming, the strain gauges' electrical resistance changes. Next, a Wheatstone bridge circuit measures the change and a central control system calculates the overall force. The whole assembly reportedly only weighs 142 grams and does not touch the ice, making it ideal for the figure skater as it does not interfere with his or her movements.
It would be interesting to see some stress and strain simulations being compared to the test data…
- The Phys.org article, which includes diagrams of the device mounted to the blade: "Measuring on ice: Researchers create 'smart' ice skating blade"
- The original paper cited in the article: "Instrumented figure skating blade for measuring on-ice skating forces"
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The water purifier contains salt which is essential for your sea monkeys since it allows them to hatch and thrive. Once you put the packet in the water, stir a little and allow the water to sit in room temperature for a day or up to 36 hours before adding the sea monkeys to the tank. That means the Sea Monkeys can survive years and even decades of drought, but to the naked human eye the eggs just look like sand. Just add water and "instant life!" Photos used under Creative Commons from Genista rogerajohnson. What are Sea Monkeys? Sea Monkeys in History
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Sea monkeys add water. Sea-Monkeys adapt well to the gradual process of their water world becoming more salty as the water level drops. However, replenishing the water can be a shock to their system as the salt concentration quickly changes when fresh water is added back to their tank. The more water that has evaporated from the tank, the greater the shock to their. Sea-Monkeys are a hybrid breed of brine shrimp called Artemia NYOS invented in 1957 by Harold von Braunhut. Initially marketed as "Instant Life," Sea-Monkeys are sold in hatching kits as novelty. Adult Sea-Monkeys: As your Sea-Monkeys grow larger, use the large end of the Aqua-Measure Spoon and feed once a week.Cloudy water: If the water gets cloudy, you're over-feeding and should stop adding food until the water clears. Common sense: Employ common sense. Obviously, you would feed 5 dogs MORE food than you would feed just 1.
CHECK THE WATER LEVEL: Eventually, some water will evaporate. When down by 1.5 inches, add fresh water to within 1/2″ from the top. Why Can't I Grow My Sea-Monkeys®? Sea-Monkeys® really aren't hard to raise at all. First, you have to prepare the water. Most people mix everything together at once and expect the Sea-Monkeys® to be born. 24 hours later, cut open packet #2 "Instant Live Eggs", add contents to water and stir for one minute. Keep the aquarium in shaded area away from direct sunlight. Step 3. Five days later, use a Sea-Monkey® Feeding Spoon to add one small scoop of powder from packet #3 "Growth Food". Do not stir. Sea-Monkeys WILL NOT HATCH if you measured the WRONG AMOUNT OF WATER that should be used. You must use EXACTLY 12 ounces of water to get Sea-Monkeys to hatch "on the button." Failure to use the RIGHT QUANTITY of water will NOT ruin the experiment. It WILL however cause a DELAY. Too little water: If YOU used too LITTLE water, simply add MORE to.
When down by 1.5 inches, add fresh water to within 1/2" from the top. Why Can't I Grow My Sea-Monkeys? Sea-Monkeys® really aren't hard to raise at all. First, you have to prepare the water. Most people mix everything together at once and expect the Sea-Monkeys® to be born. Well, you don't get anything but a jar of dirty water if you do that. Sea-Monkeys are fun lovable little creatures, relatives of brine shrimps, that are too small to hug, but are highly enjoyable! The great thing is that they are virtually maintenance-free pets; these little creatures are probably one of the easiest pets to raise, and come in a package. Just add water! Pour water into this special tank using a purifier that removes all the harmful chemicals. Add the Sea Monkey Eggs and these unique laboratory created hybrid brine shrimp seem to hatch instantly! As the weeks go by the Brine Shrimp will grow up to 20mm long, a special growth food is included – simply feed the Sea Monkeys every.
Add your water purifier. Open the pack of water purifier and pour its contents into the water. The water purifier is intended to balance the chemical makeup of the water and help create an appropriate environment for your sea monkeys. Stir the water so the purifier can more easily spread throughout the tank. With the help of this trait, sea monkeys possess a unique distinction compared from other sea creatures. Once you purchase a packet of sea monkey eggs, they appear as lifeless dust. When you pour this dust (brine shrimp eggs) in a tank or aquarium with purified water, the sea monkeys will spring to life in a jiffy. Sea-Monkeys might be hardy little animals but they still require basic care. As well as feeding your brine shrimp, you may need to keep the habitat clean, which involves changing some of the water. This doesn't mean scooping out some water and filling up the tank or container from the faucet, which would almost.
Directed by Penny Lane. With Sam Mercurio, Rich Pell. For decades, Sea-Monkeys won the hearts of children everywhere and quickly transformed into cultural phenomena thanks to inventor, marketing genius, and complicated eccentric Harold von Braunhut. What Are Sea Monkeys? Despite their name, a sea monkey isn't an amazing underwater primate. Instead, they're a species of brine shrimp. This species, known as Artemia NYOS, is a hybrid of several types of naturally occurring brine shrimp.The creators wanted to create a hardy breed that was large enough for children to see since most brine shrimp are nearly microscopic. The sea monkeys or sea pets will adapt to the water, but don't throw in salt unless you have thrown in a lot of fresh water. In this case it will be a shock on them. Use the salt from our salt rocks only to break of a pinch to add to the water. Only add small amounts of distilled water or bottled water as a general rule so that they can adapt.
Get set for sea monkeys at Argos. Same Day delivery 7 days a week £3.95, or fast store collection. Sea-Monkeys are a novelty aquarium pet, a type of brine shrimp that undergoes cryptobiosis.Developed in the United States in 1957, by Harold von Braunhut, the shrimp are intended to be added to water, and almost always come bundled in a 3-pouch kit with other required pouches and instructions.Sometimes a small tank and/or supplementary pouches may also be included with the product. Add tap water until the total mass of the solution inside the beaker is 1,000 grams, stirring until the salt is completely dissolved (remember to take the weight of the beaker itself into account). Rock salt, sea salt, kosher salt and table salt can all be used to make seawater at home.
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I want to transform map coords into page coords in ArcObjects in Python. So I do, say:
>>> pApp = NewObj(esriFrame.AppROT, esriFrame.IAppROT).Item(0)
>>> pDoc = pApp.Document
>>> pMxDoc = CType(pDoc, esriMapUI.IMxDocument)
>>> pDisplay = pMxDoc.ActiveView.ScreenDisplay # something wrong here?
>>> pDisTrans = pDisplay.DisplayTransformation
>>> pageX, pageY = pDisTrans.FromMapPoint(ptInRealCoords) # coords are ~389700,~316671m
>>> pageX
_PHONE_ # which should be ~4.73 in cm
Any clues whats wrong?
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IScreenDisplay's IDisplayTransformation.FromMapPoint transforms active view's coordinates into device coordinates (i.e. pixels). Moreover, you are accessing pMxDoc.ActiveView which will vary depending on whether you are in data view or page view. This means that the source unit space will be either map units or page units.
If you want to transform a coordinates in a certain map into page coordinates on the page layout you need:
 1. Transform the map's coordinates to the device space (i.e. cast the particular map as IActiveView and use its screen display's transformation, FromMapPoint).
 2. Transform the obtained device coordinates into page coordinates (i.e. cast the document's page layout as IActiveView and use its screen display transformation, ToMapPoint). Note that the name ToMapPoint here is slightly misleading as the "map point" here actually means page coordinates.
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I was having trouble with this until I found this post _URL_.asp?c=93&f=992&t=84984 that further visualized the need to transform from map(data frame) coordinates to screen(monitor pixels) coordinates to "map"(page layout) coordinates. – TurboGus May 2 '13 at 15:35
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What is SMART?SMART (Standardized Monitoring and Assessment of Relief and Transitions) is an inter-agency initiative launched in 2002 by a network of organizations and humanitarian practitioners.
SMART Methodology is an improved survey method for the assessment of severity of a humanitarian crisis based on the two most vital public health indicators:
- Nutritional status of children under-five.
- Mortality rate of the population.
SMART NewsUPCOMING SMART TRAINING: An inter-agency training will take place in Madrid on June 17th-21st, 2013, intended for European-based headquarter staff involved in nutrition and mortality surveys. Please make sure you have filled out the pre-questionnaire no later than Friday, May 24th, 2013: _URL_
Preparing survey teams in SMART
The SMART standardized survey methodology incorporates elements of nutrition, mortality, and food security for emergencies or surveillance purposes. It was developed to be used with the user-friendly ENA software.
The SMART manual provides agencies & field workers with basic tools to collect data necessary for planning direct interventions in emergency settings, as well as for surveillance.
Standardized Training Package (STP)
The STP harmonizes the procedures and tools used throughout the survey process and is broken down into 9 modules.
Emergency Nutrition Assessment (ENA) Software
ENA software is the user-friendly analytical program recommended by SMART. It saves time and effort by simplifying both survey planning and data collection via integrated calculators.


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Lightning Web Components Developer Guide. Chapter 3: Communication between Lightning Web Components
Here is our third article in the series on LWC. In the previous two, we delved into the principles of building and using components, as well as the basic tenets of markup and its features in LWC. In this article, we will explore communication between LWC components, so let's get started.
As a Lightning web component (LWC) developer, you may need to transfer data between components in cases where components are parent-child or unrelated. In this article, we will look at three ways to transfer data between LWC components:
 - Using the "@api" annotation.
 - Using dispatch event.
 - Using the Lightning message channel message service.
So let's go!
"@api" Annotation Properties
Let's take a look at the "@api" annotation. This annotation is used to define public properties and methods in a component that can be accessed by other components. This is especially useful when transferring data between parent and child components. We can define a public property in the child component using the "@api" annotation and set its value in the parent component. For example, we can define a public property in the child component as follows.
import { LightningElement, api } from 'lwc';
export default class ChildComponent extends LightningElement {
 @api message;
}
In the parent component, we can set the value of the 'message' property for the child component as follows:
<template>
 <c-child-component message="Hello World"></c-child-component>
</template>
In this example, we pass the 'Hello World' value from the parent component to the child component using the '@api' annotation.
Let's also consider the use of '@api' with functions. They allow invoking specific functionality of a component from outside, from other components or templates. This is a powerful tool for communication between components and exchanging data and actions.
You can declare a method in your LWC component and annotate it with '@api'. This allows the method to become public and accessible for invocation from other components.
import { LightningElement, api } from 'lwc';
export default class MyComponent extends LightningElement {
 @api
 myMethod(param) {
 console.log('Received parameter:', param);
 }
}
In another LWC component, you can reference the component containing a method annotated with "@api" and call that method.
<template>
 <c-my-component></c-my-component>
 <lightning-button label="Call Method" onclick={callMethod}></lightning-button>
</template>
import { LightningElement } from 'lwc';
export default class AnotherComponent extends LightningElement {
 callMethod() {
 const myComponent = this.template.querySelector('c-my-component');
 if (myComponent) {
 myComponent.myMethod('Hello from AnotherComponent');
 }
 }
}
In the example provided above, when the button is pressed on the parent component, the child component receives a specific text as a parameter and outputs it to the console.
The use of "@api" allows you to publicly export the functionality of your component and facilitate interaction with other components. Remember that adhering to security practices and robust design is crucial for effective communication between components.
Dispatch Event
Another way of communication between components is through dispatch events, which are used to transmit data between components that are not necessarily related. They can be used for data exchange between parent and child components, sibling components, or even components that do not belong to the same hierarchy.
Let's consider an example of a simple form where the user enters some data and clicks the 'Submit' button.
We can create a special event in the form component triggered when the user clicks the 'Submit' button. The event can contain the data entered by the user, which can then be passed to another component for further processing. Here is how we can create a special event in the form component:
import { LightningElement } from 'lwc';
export default class FormComponent extends LightningElement {
 handleSubmit() {
 const data = {
 name: this.template.querySelector('input[name="name"]').value,
 email: this.template.querySelector('input[name="email"]').value
 };

 const event = new CustomEvent('submitform', {
 detail: data
 });

 this.dispatchEvent(event);
 }
}
In this example, we create a special event named 'submitform' and pass it to an object containing the user-entered data. Then, we use the dispatchEvent method to trigger the event.
In another component, we can listen for the 'submitform' event and process the received data. Here is how we can listen for the event and handle the data:
import { LightningElement } from 'lwc';
export default class ResultComponent extends LightningElement {
 connectedCallback() {
 this.addEventListener('submitform', this.handleFormSubmit.bind(this));
 }
 handleFormSubmit(event) {
 const data = event.detail;
 console.log('Name: ${data.name}, Email: ${data.email}');
 }
}
In this example, we use the addEventListener method to listen for the 'submitform' event. When the event is triggered, the 'handleFormSubmit' method is called, and we retrieve the data passed in the event using the 'detail' property. This approach is useful when components do not belong to the same hierarchy.
Another way to handle events is by using the 'on' directive in the HTML file where the child component is invoked.
To capture this event in the parent component using the 'on' directive, you can do the following:
 - In the HTML file of the parent component, add the child component and include the 'on' directive:
<template>
 <div>
 <c-my-child-component onsubmitform={handleFormSubmit}></c-my-child-component>
 </div>
</template>
 - In the 'on' directive, specify the event name (in this case, onsubmitform) and the name of the function that will handle the event (in this case, handleFormSubmit). In the JavaScript file of the parent component, define the handleFormSubmit function:
handleFormSubmit(event) {
 const data = event.detail;
 console.log('Name: ${data.name}, Email: ${data.email}');
}
 - In the handleFormSubmit function, you can access the event properties and perform any necessary actions based on the data in the event.
Note that when using the 'on' directive, the event handling function must be defined in the JavaScript file of the parent component.
One of the advantages of using the 'on' directive is that it allows you to handle events more declaratively. By including the 'on' directive in the HTML file, you can see which events are being handled and which functions handle them, making code understanding and maintenance easier.
However, using the 'on' directive can also make the code less flexible. If you need to handle the same event in multiple components, you will need to define the event-handling function in the JavaScript file for each element. Conversely, if you use event listeners in the JavaScript file of the parent component, you can define the event handling function once and reuse it in multiple components.
In general, both approaches have their advantages and drawbacks, and the choice between them depends on the specific requirements of your project.
Let's also discuss the use of the "bubbles" and "composed" parameters in our dispatchEvent.
Bubbles
The 'bubbles' parameter is used when dispatching events in Lightning (LWC) to control whether the event 'bubbles' through the DOM hierarchy. Event bubbling is a mechanism where, after processing an event on a specific element, it then propagates up to parent elements for possible further handling.
In LWC, events typically bubble by default, similar to standard browser events. This means that if you dispatch an event from a child component, it will travel up through the hierarchy of parent components, allowing higher-level components to listen for the event and respond to it if they choose to do so. This natural event propagation can simplify the communication between components, enabling a parent component to respond to actions taken by its child components.
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Composed
The 'composed' parameter is another attribute used when dispatching events in LWC, and it determines whether the event can cross the boundary of the shadow DOM. Shadow DOM is a fundamental concept in web components that encapsulates a component's styles, structure, and functionality.
If the 'composed' parameter is set to true when dispatching an event, then this event can leave the boundaries of the shadow DOM and be processed by elements outside it. This can be useful if you want to communicate between components that are not directly related through the component hierarchy. However, setting the 'composed


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Soft Set Theoretic Approach for Dimensionality Reduction
A reduct is a subset of attributes that are jointly sufficient and individually necessary for preserving a particular property of a given information system. The existing reduct approaches under soft set theory are still based on Boolean-valued information system. However, in the real applications, the data usually contain non-Boolean values. In this paper, an alternative approach for attribute reduction in multi-valued information system under soft set theory is presented. Based on the notion of multi-soft sets and AND operation, attribute reduction can be defined. It is shown that the reducts obtained are equivalent with Pawlak's rough reduction.